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    Also known as a rotary machine, it was a modern take on Thomas Alva Edison’s electric pen. Siphoning ink through a conduit, Samuel O’Reilly’s invention revolutionized the precision of tattooing. However, it is imperative to be aware that tattoo culture has been present in human civilization for an innumerable amount of years. To get a better idea, in 1991, European…

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    People possess culture that makes them significantly different from the others. Each group boast a unique history, language, arts, traditions, beliefs, and other materials people make—whether tangible or not—that build their cultural mark. This mark is learned and passed through generation. However, the diffusion yield a vast increment of cultural groups that influenced each other, so some exhibit mixed cultures. In fact, people nowadays engage in popular culture which is a result of this series…

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    Japan Holiday Essay

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    1.Introduction My rational of choosing Japan for a holiday is because I personally like their culture, savoury food and their beautiful scenery of the country. Japan is an island in the Pacific in which is divided by the east coast of Asia by the Sea of Japan. Japan consists of four main islands that are Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu and Shikoku. Tokyo is one of a prefecture of Honshu and other largest cities that include Yokahama, Osaka, Nagoya, Kobe, Kyoto, Kawasaki, Saitama, Hiroshima and Sendai.…

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    bigger and better things. When we don’t have what someone else has, we feel like less of a person. It should not be this way, a person should be judged on character and morals before what physical items they possess and I fully agree with this simple Buddhist belief. By getting rid of ego and other anxieties, one can focus on the truth and come closer to a state of as it is-ness. Masao did a great job of explaining such a simple concept, but when you really study and analyze it, it’s an…

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    Paleolithic Civilization

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    The Paleolithic times in which man is said to have come from were characterized by a hunting-gathering culture. With time man progressed into an egalitarian culture characterized by farming and equality; at least to some degree. Somewhere along the timeline however, man mastered the art of farming, which led to food surplus; the main element in the development of ancient civilizations. One of the characteristics of these societies was the centralization of political authority. What justification…

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    Lingyin Temple Case Study

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    one of the most reputable temples in Hangzhou, Lingyin Temple shares profound culture and magnificent views, it locates at the foot of Lingyin mountain, the south of the Yangtze River. It is initially built at AD 326, which has the history over 1,700 years. it is surrounded by beautiful natural views. It is also one of the most well-known ten Buddhism temples in China and the symbol of Hangzhou. Nowadays, this Buddhist holy site attracts millions of tourists from home and aboard every year. The…

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    Panama City Research Paper

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    Despite the fact that a Spanish provincial city, on account of a few flames and the impact of dealers from all far and wide, it turned into a dynamic city with styles going from Caribbean to French and even Art Deco. Today, Casco Antiguo experiences an intriguing revitalization process. Boutique inns have begun to show up, and a percentage of the best bars and restaurants of the city can be found here. It has likewise ended up Panama City's aesthetic focus…

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    many lands before his untimely death. Khan learned that terror was a vital weapon in war, which he used much of the time where either you would fight and all the people massacred or you give up and live under Mongol rule. Important Mongol conquered cultures that affected world history were the Russians, Islam, and China. Throughout Mongolian history, Genghis Khan and his successor Ogedei did not invade very far into Islamic territories yet in 1255…

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    only reaching sixty-three pages in length. The novel details Huxley's monitored experience taking doses of the drug peyote, or mescaline. Taking it's title from a quote by William Blake, the novel reflects on Huxley's experience, relating them to both art and religion. Huxley initiated the writing of this essay, contacting psychiatrist Humphrey Osmond and offering himself as an experimental subject. Huxley had been studying the effects of mescaline on the tribes who had taken the psychedelic…

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    called Japan’s Golden Age, was a time when the aristocrats led a great flourishing of Japanese culture. They created advancements in architecture, had powerful families to keep the peace intact, conducted an efficient social system, made entertainment more updated, used new beauty and fashion styles, art became very important, and literature became greatly prized. The aristocrats created a spectacular culture that still lives on to this day. Heian-kyo, the new capital of Japan, became the…

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